Meh, it went from fluff to this forced drama, can't say I enjoy where the story has progressed but I'm sticking out for the art.

"She never turned up." Bitch, just call her or text her like you did in the first panel! :@

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EDIT: Should've happened a couple of years ago, too much filler.

last edited at Nov 19, 2017 1:51PM

The implication is that they get back together in the end because that's all Emi wants despite everything, she's too weak to what's best for her. Did I interpret wrongly? So when people write it's good because it's realistic that automatically translates to people accepting that cheating and getting back with cheaters is good and realistic. It might be good for the cheater, sure, but no one else. Trust is destroyed and there's always the possibility of cheater doing it again because he/she was already taken back once so why not again?

Then again english is not my native language so I might be losing something in translation.

last edited at Nov 1, 2017 9:31AM

Why take back people like this when you've no security or trust anymore? They can pull out at any moment and they know that you'll take them back anyway. Seems like a toxic relationship to me. I don't get all the "it's good because it's realistic" comments. I'm very sorry for you if that is your reality and you're being strung around like that.

last edited at Nov 1, 2017 8:06AM

Love the specials.

Lip raped.

Just fuck already, life's too short for ambiguity.

This is all kinds of fucked up. So A-chan fucks around and gives her kids for MC to raise? And rather than love that the author tried to convey it came off as emotionally damaged kids crying for attention. There's no build up to explain anything and it all comes off very creepily.

last edited at Jun 5, 2017 5:51PM

This story is all over the place. Can't say I enjoy it.

Since we're on the subject: where do you think Husky and Medley went to get married? I know they just said they were still together in college (about 3 years later) but the narrator girl did mention marriage at the end of her account.

Ooooh. Now I need to re-read Husky and Medley.

Ghost in the Shell posted:

This somehow always feels like a cop-out of issues that would be worthwhile exploring in a story, what a shame... Is this maybe a Japanese culture thing? That a divorce basically enforces the entire family to more or less pick sides and split "with" the couple?

Considering how common an occurrence it is and the emphasis on stuff like moving and almost immediately losing contact with even your closest friends suggests that it might be a cultural thing.

Yea, after (according to MAL) about 300 days spent in anime and manga I'd say it's a cultural thing. The no contact thing is used pretty often.

last edited at Jun 1, 2017 6:44PM

Ah, the company president trope. Not a fan of that one, I'd rather have the characters themselves move the plot forward. Suddenly introducing a 3rd wheel that ads friction for plot progression is just lazy writing in my opinion.

Is that progress I see? Right about damn time. The fillers are funny and all the the main story is far more enjoyable.

I guess the correct wording would be "Molestation the manga"? Anyways, you got me good. I'll go and molest some more manga, papercuts be damned.

Molesting the manga.

there are a lot more translated chapters available, why are they not on dynasty yet? just havent bothered, or are they not allowed from certain providers, or ?

Where can I find them?

But do you really need to give an IV fluid to a patient with a minor concussion? You can just use heplock if you need to give pain meds.

They give IV for everything in China, even minor colds. It's pretty crazy over there and they will probably be hit by the antibiotic immunity first. Here's a decent vid on the issue: https://youtu.be/lCYQoe9JrkU

last edited at Mar 1, 2017 6:23AM

I don't like that cliffhanger. Apparently the traitor wants to come back.

So many flags, man. There probably will be a lot of drama before they get together again if ever.

I don't even...

I don't think gays must be loners or anything, it just seems a bit out of place for me based on my subjective life experience but you have a point. Like-minded people tend to gather together.

She decides to fall in love with him to replace her sister and dumps Yuu.

The End.

Shiet...

That would be really rich if he was her husband, seeing how she confided in him about being in love (with her?). But I think he got beaten up for being gay.

That would make more sense. So everyone's gay in this webtoon besides the married chick who's bi or straight?

last edited at Dec 27, 2016 8:36PM

What the fuck is going on? Can someone explain? I just dont know what's what anymore.

• Schoolgirl loves the doctor
• Doctor doesn't love the schoolgirl and is using her for emotional and psychological comfort
• Bro dude with the blue eye and shades points out what the doctor is doing to the school girl
• The doctor has inner conflict about using the schoolgirl that way because she herself was used and thrown away the same way in the past by that married chick that appeared at the beginning of the story.
• The doctor is emotionally distressed by his words and retaliates with harsh words about a yet unknown matter (or maybe he is the husband of the chick that left her and got married, we don't know yet).
• The doctor is punched in the face by the father of patient who's eye she couldn't save.

That is my understanding of the story and specifically about the last chapter.

last edited at Dec 26, 2016 12:32PM

A wierd place to end the chapter. I guess one needs cliffhangers for people to wait for continuation.